I swear that I am losing mine. Actually, it seems like a lot is missing! I usually have rather thick hair, so no one else really notices it. It is still a full head of hair, just I notice a big difference. Usually I can't get it all up in a clip and now it is easy to do! I also noticed a change in my hairline when my hair pulled back, I can see scalp much more than before. I was worried a bit at first, but really it is a small price to pay. I have had roughly the same hair for the past almost eight years, so it is time for a change! (Maybe, if I can keep my long hair for a while more I will!) Good luck with yours! Amber Oh yeah, I began taking Biotin before surgery, stopped for surgery, and then began again after surgery and I get all of my protein in!

I had several weeks of chronic nausea that drove me insane. I thought I could handle it, but eventually started even crying about it. Then, one day - WHAM it was gone. I researched some articles on morning sickness remedies, and found that some of those things helped - like wearing the motion-sickness bands on my wrists, taking 1/2 a unisom (at night only of course), eating a couple chips with salt and vinegar... you might try that!

I haven't tried it yet. I'm not supposed to have red meat or rice until about 4-6 months out. When I get a craving for mexican, I cook a chicken breast on my George Foreman grill and put 2 Tbsp. of Ortega Taco Sauce and a little shredded cheddar cheese on it. Yummy! I did try it with a whole wheat wrap, but I liked it better without the wrap. Go figure!

Hi! Thanks for the tip! For B- 1/2 cup OJ L- soup BROTH only S- Healthy Choice Fudge Bar D- soup Broth only with 6 sesame sticks S- 1/2 of an orange Only 12 oz of water

I have eaten the inside of a meximelt and also have eaten 1/2 a chicken quesadilla (I ask for it light on the sauce and well toasted) It has gone down very well. The hard taco since it tends to be greasy I am scared to try it.